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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-01
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There are immense forests of hem
lock in Oregon and Washington terri
tory, out the bark is said to be desti.
tute of tannin, and therefore useless
for manufacturing leather. The most
tannin is found in the hemlock of
Maine, and the further west the tree
grows the less tannin is found.
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j. d. kkuAM,

A TF0RSEf AEo C0UN5 ELOR AT LAW,
a ~al1-, u iorrzoR's Brick Block, Eighth
street. bs.I " -. " .saUasiu.
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. TFG1TAa ANU COUNSELOR IT LAW.
n Jh-a IN forrisoE's brick block, north Cud
stu stig.s 3.sJz., i44isowcc Wisconsin. Loilsc-
ions Jrp Z 3l.r tsCcBu=u 10.
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nj RS. A. WILLIAMS PROPRIETOR, Corner OF
N1 @l.'tH end Franklin streets, asuitOwoc.
hl9o-.slF' fsaelIca- Hotel, centrally located,
1Acis ..-'t la+-.i,e'i-n 70 the travelling pubic.
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BEFORE you buy your Parlor Stove you
Will do well to see the 1887 style OF the
Art" Garland Base Burner. 1t is a
Beauty!
THE RAND & ReMEE HYDE. Co.
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BLUE BOOKS.

Every school district In the county is
entitled to a copy of the Wisconsin Blue
Book. These BOOKS may be had by ap-
plying to the county superintendent, as
they are now on hand awaiting distribu-
ton.
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Farms and Farm Land
FOR SALE AT a
BARGAIN.

First.-60 acres 3 miles north of Amigo
Second.-S0 acres miles north Of Amigo
Third.-1l1 acres seven miles north OF Amigo
Partly improved.
Fourth--l60 acres nine miles north of Antigo
House and stable and small clearing; also about
400,G00 feet of standing pine.
The above lands are all In LanRlade county,
WIS, ana are near the railroad Are all excel
lent farming lands and will be sold cbeap ard
on easy terms or will trade for land in Nanito
VOC county. Enquire of a-5
j. W, BARNES, or
q. g. SEDGW1CK.
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DRE.t.. .t I'D IAL-TLI!. CORNER SIXTH
D aaI Washington streets, south side. The
1tghesl Cas- u price pad Tor Barley.
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a TPJ&-N NaI y ANDGOLNSELORS AT Law
IA age over First National Bank, Eighth 81
Collections promptly attended &c.
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A WE'LL TRIED TREATMENT
For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Caiarrh, hay fever, Headache, Debility, Rheu-
mat:sm, Neuralgia and all Chronic and Neru0as
Disorders.
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!. .,.-s,I.z. 4IcnAEL hIEwAH
GGaELrZ L nIh Wan,
G. q. 5EDGWICK

EfJ2EaI5 Al Law OFFICE II FRANZ Z
n 6.51k. south E.gnth street, Aanltowoc,
WIscoasin. Lmayll
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Pca.1sd VERY THURSDAY.
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,F-as i. In. P-5scnsr.7s and near Esch
.fa y side 24febo1
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). SANDERSON,

= , a y - EhSON,
NTANEEA ACIUBE&AN d DEALERS BOOTS
w sa@-s. Leather, &C, &c. shop on Buffalo
Street uaar he corner Of Eighth Repairing
neatly aul gTom9Jig executed.
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O'gl g.la gEg 3i1aTB ST, BRIDGE.
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CEAS. Il. SEEGER.

DENTIST OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDER-
~ sous t.aGs, Corner Sogth Eighth and Quay
streets isnit9@Dc, Wis. Prompt attention viii
De Styga .a ...I work entrusted % me. apr27-ol
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GRAcE HosFrrAL OPESIS0.-The ~
csption announced 10 take place in the
nee baildinG. on the 9th instant. vas
postponed Tor fsu days on account Of
the special musical attraction Of the
week. Tue cold weather, also, inter
fered with getting everything 10 reAdi.
meas. Monday evening before Lent, the
2ist Of February, has now been chosen
as she time Of opening; most elaborate
programme h being prepared for the
public on that oaoaaion. Oonveyanees
viii run from Third and Madison streets
10 the top Of tha hill. carrying all Who
wish 70 ride 81 moderate prices. The
tickets for the reception viii Be ! I. bus
e this viii incinde the entertainment,
With dancing and supper. ell viii con
oeda the terms % be reasonable. The
receipts viii be used in furnishing the
building more fally. Ladies' Of Trinity
0aiid and sthers vii have The tickets
for sale, and ue think tAey may Be over
rua With orders. We learn THAI Mis-
aelby (SisteR MArgAFesl sailed frou
Enrland yesterday to take charge Of
The nurssFy department. Of this instgtn'
tion. and is sxgected N Seattle 90
March Lat.
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A gentlemen from LaconneF reports
that six inches Of snow fell al thst place
on Thursday.
The weather yesterday was beautiful.
The san sh0ne out brightly. and
many citizens laid By their overaoats
until evening.
Mr.. Fred Allen, assistant cashier for
the o. &P. S.R. 4 Co., vent ous over
the road yesterday ~ ray sf the section
men along the line.
Quite Q number Of persons cams in
from Newcastle yesterday 20 attend
the opera; among those we're W. J.
Watkins snd wife and J. N. Z. A.
kinson.
Carpenaers we're engaged yesterday In
Building an addition 10 the coal ofiiea %
King street. at the foot Of Oommtrcial
10 b lifted ap IS an ofase for Mr.. n h
Martin.
Captain Cove, Of the toe Tyee, re-
poFts having sea The ship lvanhoe
! Captain Carter. n the ctAits. Both TIE
| ivanhoe aud the femplar are nov DAILY
expected 10 load Blsck Diamond coal.
The Seattle Gas ana Elscsrie L;ohl
Company will soon EEt IN dvnamo o.
the Amsrisan Arc Lieha Contrary. Ia
machinery hss been two weeks on %,
/ uav frosa New fork and a u delayt d
in eli probability, By The snoS storaas
| this sysasFn OF sFq lights Is spoken o. 4
/ are hlehest terms lis the 0ns used Il
Itehtiue tbe statue Of Liberty IN Nsy
York Hsrbor. The aynaDo cculinR I'll
! ~ sufisieat TO supplE hfty iiehts o
/ 800 candle poser eaca. AEd - tbs
many lights are Alreaoy ordered ftoa
the company. 10 Is altneether likely thA
thev uill ee compelisd % obtain an
ether dynau o N tbs early spring.
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TxxrLAR sAFn-Ths Captain Of the
tag fyee, vhieh called In hers yestsr-
day forenoon, reports having spoken
the bark TsmplaR OF the Cape on
Thursday. The Templar sailed frem
san Franchise Oh January l2th for Sc
attle, 70 load Black Diamond coal Two
weeks later she was reported on TIE
CAps. fhis vas iusa prestous 70 the
tsFribia storm in thai vicinity, since
uhSch time no tidinRa Of the vessel had
been received np 10 yesterday. and shs
vss Rfvea 40 - lost. She . Ia com
mand Of Captain Knseke. VIE has many
TRENDS here who will % greatly pleased
10 know THAI he and HE vessel are ali
right.
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under Ne qsots1 capeion a "A Prs.
fsand Seeret.s tha Fsekiv Entsvprsss a
Clyds. Ohia. pnhlishss cilppin1s fruzn
6satfis papers and thea adds q faw
words Of is swn aboat . fair ard usll
kn1un Ss4ilisits. The eiippines d.
scribe n . more o. les zraphie and
lAudatnrg vein the sndden. qnisf and
rather mystexious mannar in whioh
Ills Ella White, formefly Of Olyds,
o1ae. vas married - cur CITY Attorney
T. 4 Pstarson.
Oae clipping was frem tie Es.nins
Press. which spoke In waruest praise Of
tbs good Qualities Of heart and mind
possessed b both the parties 1hs
cttar clipping Vas fEou he Rosz-EN
xEz1IaEzcEns which heralded tha news
e . eomplsta surprise. end remarked
aboak the abssncs Of wedding bells en-
the occasion of the marFixge.
D1rinR her exte1dod visit 10 the home
q Der yo1ih in Oyde, Ohio. the MANS
Of Mss Ella white has been familiar TO
sAe Villagers wha have always held her
u great esteem. On tie occasion Of she
17th anniversary Of the Ciyde Prsshy-
terrain Sunday school. Ella Whftess
name sppe4red on The progranue fer
foar numbers. Evidently Der talents ~
Al sioouti0nist and musician are appre-
eiased in hex old home.
Since she name Of Ella white vas 90
promiHsst Ia she little Ohia village, Il
m1st have been with profound aslsn-
isbment that the people read 10 their
local paper accounts Of Der wedding 70
TIE City Attorney Of the Queen City Of
Pnaet SQUAD.
In closing Ia article on !. Profound
Secret the Clyde Esferpriss has the
following 70 ssy On is own account:
The people Of Clyde are well hcQnalnt-
ed With the young lady above men-
tionsd. Her natural talent was the re-
mark Of all N her Rirlhood DAYS. and Il
hEs since been fully developed By q
thorough course Of study and training
N tie universities IN the East, making
her q moss accomplished and interest
ing lady. All who know her goodness
81 character and her auiabie diupoai
ton viii join rs in hsartisst osneratn-
latlons and best Wishsa.
Thas the paper lost . rare oppoF-
tanity Of treating is readers 10 moal
interesting chapter on Western F0-
nance. all through It's desire Of giving
sp8ee TO few o0mmon aud stsTeotyped
phrases Of congratulations The people
Of Seattle were surprised 70 learn Of the
quiet and unannonneed wedding, and
tnsy will nov be again surprised 10
learn Of the unique way in which the
delayed announcement was made 10 the
people Of Clyde.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

Regular Correspondence Posr-IxTxL-
LI0EEoER

February II, 1857.
The Swedish bark Bslted VIII, apt.
Hulshen, with q cargo Of COO, 900 feet OF
iumber. frem Tacoma to River Platte,
passed down the Soand yesterday.
The schooner 1easer, Captain Quinn,
days from Quilluie, passed up 70 Sc
attic yesterday, laden with hides, fnEs
aud produce.
The schooner Granger, from Seattle
10 DunReneas, loaded with merchandise.
passed down yesterday.
The steamer Dispatch, Oapt. Morgan,
will leave ~ q. N. todsy for Seattle
with q party Of excuFsionists 10 witness
the opera slnight, ard returning tomor
row afternoon.
The Amrsioan bark General Batter,
Captain Clkpp, lumber laden from Port
Gamble 20 San Francisco, passed down
the Sound yesterday.
The American bark Majestic, Captain
Bergman, and the ship HiRhland Light,
Captain Sawyer, from San Diego. are
due.
The barksntine J. NJ. GrifBshs, Capt.
Edwards. from san Diego 10 Port Had
lock, Il expected 20 arrive next week.
The brig Deacon, Captain Hardvick.
from San Francisco. IL doe Al PORT Dis.
o0very.
II. b. Blanchard, Of Irondale, has re-
TUNED from q brief visit 10 Victoria.
Charles Summers and Henry Haley
Who we're ch arRed with assaulting Ned
Barrett with deadly weapon Thurs
day morning 10 tue Charles Hotel, were
bound over 10 appear befsre the Dis
triot Court IN thu sun Of $500 each. AT
late hour yesteday the bonds had not
hsen secured.
+. Starr arrived from Victoria on his
way 20 the Qasea City yesterday.
~. W. Daring, representing Fellman
4 Co, Of Portland, was a passenRer for
Victoria yesterday.
The Emma Abbott Opera Oompaey
Of 30 members, we're passengers on the
Star from Victoria 10 seattle yesterday
morning
h. B. MidJaagh. Of Medical Like.
and Il. o. Hansen, Of Seattle, are regis
tered az the Fgankiin.
Col. Wood vent no the Sound yester-
day and viii return tomorrow on the
Dispatsh.
Mr.. Davies, of Portland. Mrs. Boat
man and Mrs. BarthoIowman, of Se@t-
tie, we're passengers on the Geo. Z
Starr yesterday.
u. Wiseman vas q passenger from
Seattle on the Anderson yesterday.
The water main az Port Hadiook has
been frozen for several days, which has
neosssitated the mail steamers procur-
ina their water here or at Irondale.
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CHkRTTABLE weMKx AT WoRK.-rhs
W. @. T. o.. at iss meeting on Friday,
discussed the snbiees Of establishing
headquarters. With coffee hOuss and
reading room attached. A cemmittes
consisting 81 Mrs. Jennsr. Mrs. Lndlov
and Miss Bertha Piper. was appointed
10 canvass the matter and report At the
next meeting. Tie Superintendent Of
the Department Of Social Purity made
an interesting report, and plans for fu-
trrs work we're discussed. a Loyal lie
qion for young people aud children h
soon to be formed, Of which anmounce
msnt will be made In due time. Thl
Union IL constantly increasing IN mum
bers and interest. About forty personl
vere present. and number Of nes
members were received.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

NoxrssrT0x wTxEpRAwx.-A specisl
Dispatch fFO@ Washington says: Ad
Viess received here from JehB AeCsf.
ferty. whose appointment - Colleetol
az Casaans for Alsska vas withdrawn
bV tue Preadsnt, state that IN The event
hls nominatiaa shssl3 be Withdrawn o.
rejected By the Senate be v0uld vseah
vsneeAzce on thase persons uho op.
posed hira- Tha letter was written -
fore tAa nOmiratinn vas Withdrawn.
sons kt.Ars Feesised hers state that 81
al persous of any standing % Alaa1s
MsCaasfty % she masi unds OiheI
letters state that be is vell qualiAed fol
ne position. AmnnR OeuRFsssn@n re-
csmnending him Tor the positioa ara
aid % Be SenataF kssna. % West VIZ
airia. Representative cslisnA % Aiasls'
sSppI. and DslsaAss Iools. of Montana
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FAMILIAR auarArIaNs !

"We use the Western Queen SavoE
and like it best Of any soap We eve
used
1--WE like TO pasronize hoqe ind istriel
and alwaye buy Western Queen Soap
ID. s. Hansen says: Il have sent 1
10 those who used 10 buy higher prieet
soaps and ell like your Western Q leeE
They like il because Il does the woFi
With less labor; does not hurt the hands
and costs less than other soaps of thu
same quality, aud In many cases soapI
of poorer quality. Do not be hood
winked. Insist upon having the West
ern Queen savon. febi0-lw
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What . Resfdent e Ehls cIsy, we
mas nesa ~ ne ..BfxAfnns,s
Her Tear. Thtnna q

%At - EN4s tAt4p -
mas neea - ne ssnfeafnnss
Bes Year. Ehfnna -
am1snn Mlver.
Mr.. O. W. Gard. who has been . red
dsaf Of shis eisy fog ne past sieht years
and Ubo one yszr So entered tie en-.
pioy Of tie Satan Rivss MIpinx Com,
panys cazns 20 seattle yesterday fol
sapsliss, snd durink ths afternoon "a.
met b. . PosT IxrEzE1aExuxR reporter
% shou be Impaired The following II,
fermsti0a:
@1he mines owned b. ths Satan
River Mining Company. By which / an
empis5eo, are isesied on the EuIfaz
ksSer, uhish has is source norfh u
Meant Piishuck, 10 TIE Czaoaae range,
and news s0atosasteriy thsonRh Sn8ko.
misn Countys and empties tnto tie ssno.
homiah riser eboni sfxteeu miles above
ne city of The sane nanae. Tue CON
pany 0WBs l65 aofes Of placer diRRinQs
AZ miles from the mouth Of the HuIsan
River. AmonR the stockholders ia the
company aEs Dr.. Moudy, l. II. Grflian.
J. ". George. Z a. sm4Il, Dr.. l. A.
Beach ana ether Seattle men Five
men, inci1dina myself, have been en-
pleye4 b. ths company for nearly q
yeaR making q cut 10 tuFn the water
into an cid river bed, % ~ 10 werk TIE
present Fiver-bed, which IL kaoun 20 be
Eie1 With gold The cut ge are making
viii b oompieted In abous six menfh /,
When fully one mills Of the present rsver-
bed will he hare ana rrsdx for wnrk
TIE company already has fame enc
mile LONG. t5ruuoh whieh thev ave 4
good fall Of water for hydraniia raiu-
Ing. TIE e1mpany has ire prospects.
and has already taken out considerable
Rold. Il IL What is called scale OF doat
gold. A man wifh recksF can make
two dollars per day anywhere along the
river, and it is estimated that the mines
viii pay 0ig when properly worked By
the b ydra1lie process. When this cut Il
eomplete and The course Of the water
changed we viii clean up sae mile OF toe
river bed. I know 1t IL rich, for have
banned out considerable gold along the
rim"
Here Mr.. Gard took from bis pookst =
little bottle containing several dollars
worth Of the yellow dust.
he continued: These mines are not
ever forty miles in Q straight line from
Seattle, and u they pay a. think they
will, they viii prove bonanza for Seat
tie, a. they are owned almest exclusive
" In this city. Wnea | started down,
the river was frozen, 90 canoe By trail
TO snohomish City, and from there By
the Pcstal Telegraph Oompauy's road
to Seattle"
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RRAI ESTATE.

The fsIlouing deeds we're fled in tn,
Auditors eiiss yesterday fer record:
d. 7. Denny and wife 10 Charles
Kakeidy, lot 8. block 81, and lot 8, bloch
s.. Of d. T. Denny's park addition q
North Seattle, $650.
Herman PFisbe and wife 20 Annie O
Wander, lots 9. 10, IL, i2, Is, "a, Is
and Is, block 3. Cove addition, $500.
Jonathan Grant to A. e. Hanford
lots /, 2, 8. 4, 8. 16, IL, 10. -, and 20
block a, YesleR's second addition, $40
A. z. Hsnford TO Fred z. Sander
sane as above, SO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

DnArM on Mas. SEcLAIR--Mrs. J. Z.
Sinclair, AGED 81 years. died at hes
hsms on salmon Bar, near Seattle. 90
February 80. Of aerVoas prosirAiion.
Sac VS. bora in Illineis. and resided
on The Seand since The fail o. iScSA aud
resided a. Pcrt Townsend while. Sna
uAa q most esttmabie wife and mother
sac left = husband and three ehlldrsn
under Az years Of Ase - moaFn ser loss
also an eged father livinR IN NEBRASKA
ana married sisters near CAloaGo-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

DGxaEnsusIx IIx--MFa Ragsr. vel
and fAvufAely known IN this city - an
sssimahis, indassrious snd intelligent
wsnau, i ~ Provideoce Hospital, sat
terms Nth = very severe attack q eae1
nonia. frazn which Il Il feared she eli
not reosxes. she has . grown SOD sane
where in ssssish ColuuatA. wbona she n
very anxiaus 90 80, and anyOue know'
inR Il MS address wifi canfeF a great
favor hT rssifying hin 81 BIZ UothsF,s
candIsiaa. Mrs ReeAn has an invalid
hussMnd and tWo or thFse small children
aepeRd ne on her foe snppoxt and BET
eondiaian and circumstances are sss-
ssisly mcsf distresStne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

SEATTLE, Feb. 1.-THE Grand Jury on
the part Of TIE United States returned
true bills agsinst John Colby, James
Stevens and Daniel Rogers for selling
liquor to Indians.
The Grand Jary on the part Of the
United States returned true bills against
Henry w. Phelin. and another person
for Smuggling, and aiding and abetting
smugelIne. Defendants were aKraigned
and gwen until tomorrow TO plead.
In the case OF Anna SmitheFs W.
Frederick Smtthsrs, decree OF divorce
was granted.
Judge Greene set down for trial to-
morrow Saturday the case Of the
United States vs.. Margaret Graham, in
oicted for selling liquor 20 Indians,
which will be ina first Jury trial At this
term Of Court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

W. b. Thompson, At one time con-
nectei with the seattle police force,
and afterwards waioaman At Stetson a
Posts mill. who went 10 Canada last
Octaber 20 settle up an estate IN which
he wa intt rested. has returned 20 Seat
de 10 remain. He says be is glad 10 get
back 10 the Soand, ~ this country salts
him veil enough.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-12

sAuTNa on rRE EIDER-TEe steamer
George W. Elder sailed fron Seattle Tor
san FrsnessSo yesterday Gfiesaeon Al :
e'clook. From tbis PORT she took o.
frelekt 80 tons % coal and twenty tons
Of uaisc llaneoas tret9h'- Asf pascal
esr lisa waa - fellows; J. A. AsrelAad.
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